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Sedum dasyphyllum L.

thick-leaved stonecrop (Crassulaceae)

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Sedum dasyphyllum is a succulent plant found on walls, especially in Somerset and the upper Thames valley.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire) ; 2023-06-23

 thick-leaved stonecrop / Sedum dasyphyllum: _Sedum dasyphyllum_ is a succulent plant found on walls, especially in Somerset and the upper Thames valley.

The leaves of Sedum dasyphyllum are mostly opposite and very thick; they, the stems and the sepals are all covered in glandular hairs.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire) ; 2023-06-23

 thick-leaved stonecrop / Sedum dasyphyllum: The leaves of _Sedum dasyphyllum_ are mostly opposite and very thick; they, the stems and the sepals are all covered in glandular hairs.

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